2011

My work focuses on ornate detail and embellishment. Inspiration has evolved from vintage lace and artistic styles prevalent in the 18th century. These influences have evolved my own delicate patterns and textures which are reflective of these styles, which present sentiments of adornment and desire.

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My work focuses on ornate detail and embellishment. Inspiration has evolved from vintage lace and artistic styles prevalent in the 18th century. These influences have evolved my own delicate patterns and textures which are reflective of these styles, which present sentiments of adornment and desire.

Visit Amy's blog.

Travelling through Southeast Asia was the most inspiring experience of my life so far and being exposed to ancient techniques from master ceramicists influenced my choice of material and form. I have developed a range of pieces that incorporate traditional elements of design as well as contemporary.

Visit April's blog.

Travelling through Southeast Asia was the most inspiring experience of my life so far and being exposed to ancient techniques from master ceramicists influenced my choice of material and form. I have developed a range of pieces that incorporate traditional elements of design as well as contemporary.

Visit April's blog.

My pieces are made entirely by hand,using a range of techniques; each one is unique with a life and fishy tale of its own.

Visit Clare's blog.

My pieces are made entirely by hand,using a range of techniques; each one is unique with a life and fishy tale of its own.

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My work explores the interaction of colour through layered garments. The reversibility of the dresses provides variation, encouraging customers to invest in pieces that are collectible artworks; treasured, unique and timeless.

Take a look at Daniella's graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

My work explores the interaction of colour through layered garments. The reversibility of the dresses provides variation, encouraging customers to invest in pieces that are collectible artworks; treasured, unique and timeless.

Take a look at Daniella's graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

I produce a range of fun and unique illustrations that can be applied to a wide range of products.

Visit Emma's website or take a look at her graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

I produce a range of fun and unique illustrations that can be applied to a wide range of products.

Visit Emma's website or take a look at her graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

The quote 'Die of exhaustion, not boredom' has inspired the imagery used within my work. My collection consists of maple and birch skateboard decks, which have been formed, printed and finished by hand.

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The quote 'Die of exhaustion, not boredom' has inspired the imagery used within my work. My collection consists of maple and birch skateboard decks, which have been formed, printed and finished by hand.

Visit Emma's blog.

My work is inspired by glass itself and how it distorts when fired in the kiln. Modular moulds and layering allow unusual manipulation of this material creating striking effects.

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My work is inspired by glass itself and how it distorts when fired in the kiln. Modular moulds and layering allow unusual manipulation of this material creating striking effects.

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I produce a range of illustrative screen printed bags and homewares. These are inspired by drawing I create of the way people use their hands to do traditional 'British' activities; such as drinking tea, knitting and washing up.

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I produce a range of illustrative screen printed bags and homewares. These are inspired by drawing I create of the way people use their hands to do traditional 'British' activities; such as drinking tea, knitting and washing up.

Visit Hannah's blog or online store.

My attraction to form and nostalgia has inspired me to reinvent overlooked objects and manipulate them into handles so they become functional once more, thus creating an eclectic range of tableware with a twist,

Visit Helen's blog.

My attraction to form and nostalgia has inspired me to reinvent overlooked objects and manipulate them into handles so they become functional once more, thus creating an eclectic range of tableware with a twist,

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Lines, lines, lines. The best way to describe my work. Drawing buildings has been the main influence of my work since the first year and I've developed it a lot within the last year. I enjoy working with glass because it's a very versatile and unpredictable material. It's exciting to see what comes out of the kiln.

Visit Jenny's blog or her graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

Lines, lines, lines. The best way to describe my work. Drawing buildings has been the main influence of my work since the first year and I've developed it a lot within the last year. I enjoy working with glass because it's a very versatile and unpredictable material. It's exciting to see what comes out of the kiln.

Visit Jenny's blog or her graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

I tried to make an interactive device which connects to people via senses of sight, touch and hearing.

Visit Junko's blog.

I tried to make an interactive device which connects to people via senses of sight, touch and hearing.

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Fundamentally a printmaker and illustrator I am fascinated by insects, and drawing them forms the basis of my work. Colour palettes have been developed from cellular images. These images have also formed a large influence on my illustrations. Sustainability plays an important role in my design process.

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Fundamentally a printmaker and illustrator I am fascinated by insects, and drawing them forms the basis of my work. Colour palettes have been developed from cellular images. These images have also formed a large influence on my illustrations. Sustainability plays an important role in my design process.

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Inspiration for my work originated when visiting Morocco, after discovering many intricate surface patterns. My passion lies within print and textiles. My designs concentrate on colour, structure and manipulating material to create beautiful, unique surface patterns that can be transformed into products such as fascinators and contemporary head-wear.

Visit Laura's blog and graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

Inspiration for my work originated when visiting Morocco, after discovering many intricate surface patterns. My passion lies within print and textiles. My designs concentrate on colour, structure and manipulating material to create beautiful, unique surface patterns that can be transformed into products such as fascinators and contemporary head-wear.

Visit Laura's blog and graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

Originating from personal documentary photographs, the collection of porcelain panels and ephemera reflect the cultural differences experienced while living abroad for the latter half of 2009. Exposing the beauty of the ordinary as well as individual significant moments, the drawn lines are coupled with colour inspired by the original photographs.

Visit Lesley's website.

Originating from personal documentary photographs, the collection of porcelain panels and ephemera reflect the cultural differences experienced while living abroad for the latter half of 2009. Exposing the beauty of the ordinary as well as individual significant moments, the drawn lines are coupled with colour inspired by the original photographs.

Visit Lesley's website.

Challenging typical ideas concerning good and innovative designs, my work focuses on the form of the cheesegrater. Interior textiles and lighting showcase how this unusual and vintage-feeling concept works in a contemporary way, aided by the use of colour and pattern.

Visit Louise's blog and graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

Challenging typical ideas concerning good and innovative designs, my work focuses on the form of the cheesegrater. Interior textiles and lighting showcase how this unusual and vintage-feeling concept works in a contemporary way, aided by the use of colour and pattern.

Visit Louise's blog and graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

My work reflects a love of recording place through line. Allotments, with their abundance of objects, plants and sheds provide the narrative for this collection. My aim is for the viewer to give in to their curiosity and explore the pieces and the stories each one holds.

Visit Lucy's blog.

My work reflects a love of recording place through line. Allotments, with their abundance of objects, plants and sheds provide the narrative for this collection. My aim is for the viewer to give in to their curiosity and explore the pieces and the stories each one holds.

Visit Lucy's blog.

My work translates fantasy into visual spectacles. Illusions, cutting techniques and printed surface are used to build 3D illustrations. This a world of yesterday's tomorrow.

Visit Nadine's graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

My work translates fantasy into visual spectacles. Illusions, cutting techniques and printed surface are used to build 3D illustrations. This a world of yesterday's tomorrow.

Visit Nadine's graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

My contemporary porcelain range experiments with the playful arrangement of colour through repeated forms taken from illustrations of humble towns. Each piece is unique due to the temperamental nature of my material and the way in which I manipulate it.

Visit Simone's blog and graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.

My contemporary porcelain range experiments with the playful arrangement of colour through repeated forms taken from illustrations of humble towns. Each piece is unique due to the temperamental nature of my material and the way in which I manipulate it.

Visit Simone's blog and graduate portfolio on Arts Thread.